===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: CAN-ONT-GREY-L@rootsweb.com From: "Jopie Loughead" <jopiel@sympatico.ca> Subject: Births McAFEE, William Stanley, April 16, 1897, 014264 Robert McAfee and Mary Jane Manary. GILMORE, Gladys, October 23, 1897, 014265 William Gilmore and Isabella Lougheed. HUTCHINSON, Wesley Clifford, November 30, 1897, 014266 John Hutchinson and Mary Ward. MYRES, Thomas Henry, December 16, 1897, 014267 George Myres and Sarah Ann Muxlow. GARDNER, Lottie Irene, November 17, 1897, 014268 James Gardner and Charlotte Fawcett. WATSON, Clark Wallace, June 28, 1897, 014269 John D. Watson and Ida Elizabeth Nelson. JERRY, Clara Luella, October 8, 1897, 014270 George Jerry and Jane Abercrombie. MOREWOOD, Harper Milson, October 16, 1897, 014271 George Morewood and Elizabeth Milson. HARRIS, Russell Elmer, December 31, 1897, 014272 Melvin Harris and Elen Caruthers. CRUICKSHANK, Amelia Florence, January 20, 1897, 014273 George H. Cruickshank and Hannah A. Saul. BOLES, George Alexander, October 14, 1897, 014274 John Edward Boles and Martha Isabella Boles. MYRES, Letitia Irene, January 1, 1898, 014275 George Myres and Mary Sarah Hill.

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: CLENDINEN-L@rootsweb.com From: "Lee Dickson" <lee.dickson@sympatico.ca> Subject: Jonathan Houston Clendennan These little bits are not going to help solve anything in the search for proof of linage or anything, I just thought these two articles, the first an Advertisement, would add a bit of humor to your day. Lee Dickson <lee.dickson@sympatico.ca> Farmer=s Journal & Welland Canal Intelligencer [St. Catharines] May 3 1826, p3, c3 (AO/N-28 r2) A50 Village Lots FOR SALE. The subscriber, having surveyed out his premises in the flourishing village of St. Catharines, (On the Welland canal, about 3 miles from its entrance into Lake Ontario, and on the main ridge-road from the head of the Lake to Queenston and Niagara,) into convenient BUILDING LOTS, of from one-fourth to one-half of an acre each, now offers them for sale, to actual settlers, on the following terms, viz: -The purchaser to pay one-fourth of the purchase-money down, and the remainder at the expiration of 2 years, with lawful interest. Most of these Lots are very handsomely situated on the main streets in said village, and are surpassed by none in the place, for health, convenience, and eligibility for every kind of Mercantile, Mechanical, or Publick Business. J.H. CLENDENNAN. St. Catharines, May 3, 1826. 13tf" St. Catharines Evening Journal, Apr 3 1867, p1, c1 (AO/N-77 r20) ALOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. LINCOLN SPRING ASSIZES. SECOND DAY. April 2d, 1867. Court opened this morning at 9:30 o'clock. Durham et. al. vs. Newcombe - Ejectment. This action excited considerable attention, from the fact that very many of the titles to property in town might be affected by the result. The facts of the case appeared to be that in 1832 the late Jonathan Huston Clendennan conveyed a block of land on Yate Street, and extending back to Cherry Street, to Mr. Rufus Wright, who retained possession of it until the marriage of his daughter to the late Henry Burgoyne, in 1853, when he conveyed the south-westerly half of the lot to her. The deed from Clendennan to Wright is very faulty in the description, and so is that from the latter to his daughter. The two witnesses to the first deed, Mr. Gershom Wright and Mr. Smith, are dead, and the only evidence as to the intention of Mr. Clendennan was to be obtained from collateral testimony. Mr. H. J. Mittleberger represented Mr. Clendennan as having been a very careful man of business, and stated that he (Mr. M.) was the oldest inhabitant, having come to St. Catharines in 1827. - The next witness, Mr. Boles, stated the same in reference to Mr. Clendennan's business habits, and claimed to have come to this town in 1823. The next witness, Mr. Henry Mittleberger, showed that he was the "oldest inhabitant," for he came here in 1822, and said that Mr. Clendennan was a very careful man, marking the boundaries of his land every two or three days with stones, bottles, oyster shells, &c., a statement which was received with some merriment. Verdict, by consent, for plaintiff, with one shilling damages, with leave for the defendant to move to set the verdict aside and have one entered for him. The Court to draw inferences from the facts which are undisputed." =========================

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: TNCLAIBO-L@rootsweb.com From: "McBride, Billy G." <bgmcbrid@UTMB.EDU> 1870 Union County Heads of Household Census Surname index A <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#A> B <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#B> C <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#C> D <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#D> E <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#E> F <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#F> G <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#G> H <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#H> I <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#I> J <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#J> K <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#K> L <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#L> M <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#M> N <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#N> O <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#O> P <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#P> Q R <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#R> S <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#S> T <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#T> U <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#U> V <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#V> W <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#W> X Y <http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnkin/tngen/1870.html#Y> Z A ACUF Zachariah ACUFF Charles, Fredrick, N.F., Noah ADDAMS James ADKINS Elijah, Luis, M.J., Nathan, Samual, Sylvester AIKEN W.M. 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COFFEY Ranson COFFMAN George COFFMON William COFMAN Lucinda COLE Henry COLLET W.E. COLLINGSWORTH J.E. COLLENS Aaron COLLINGS Erwin, Freeling, W.A. COLLINGSWORTH G.H., J.H., John COLLINS William COLVIN Elijah, Sariah, William COLVING John COLVRYHOUSE Luis COLWELL Caloway, James Marcus CONDREY D.P., J.H. COOK Jackson, James, John, Martin, Mary, Newton, Pleasant, Thomas COOPER C.R., James, Wesley COPPIC John, Joel COPPICK Carlene, W.I. CORUM J.W., Leroy COX A.D., Caswell, Christon, Forgason, Granvell, John, Jones, Joseph, Narcissus, R.W., Samuel, Susen, W.H. CRAGG J.R., Lucy, William CRAUFORD G.W. CROFFARD T.H. CURMETT John D DALE Jeremiah, W.N. DAMEWOOD George,James, Mack, Rachel DANCE John, Thomas DANIEL Elizabeth DAULTON J.T. DAUTERY Jessey DAVIS Claiborne, Daniel, George, James, Lockey, P.L. Sariah, Wesley, W,H., William DAWN F.F. DEASE Eli DELAP George, J.M., Mary, Susan DELPHA Joseph DEMARCUIS Bennet, Ellis DEVAULT John, T.L., W.C. DIAL Tap, William DIKE William DINWIDDIE J.M. 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Elizabeth II (1952 Elizabeth II, born April 21, 1926, is the eldest daughter of George VI and Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. She married Philip Mountbatten, a distant cousin, in 1947; the pair have four children: Charles, Prince of Wales, Anne, Andrew and Edward. She has reigned for forty-six years, and appears capable of remaining on the throne for quite some time. Monarchy, as an institution in Europe, all but disappeared during the two World Wars: a scant ten monarchs remain today, seven of which have familial ties to England. Elizabeth is, by far, the best known of these, and is the most widely traveled Head of State in the world. Her ascension was accompanied by constitutional innovation; each independent, self-governing country proclaimed Elizabeth, Queen of their individual state. She approves of the transformation from Empire to Commonwealth, describing the change as a "beneficial and civilized metamorphosis." The indivisibility of the crown was formally abandoned by statute in 1953, and "Head of the Commonwealth" was added to the long list of royal titles which she possesses. Elizabeth's travels have won the adulation of her subjects; she is greeted with honest enthusiasm and warm regard with each visit abroad. She has been the master link in a chain of unity forged among the various countries within the Commonwealth. Hence, the monarchy, as well as the Empire, has evolved - what once was the image of absolute power is now a symbol of fraternity. Elizabeth has managed to maintain a division between her public and private life. She is the first monarch to send her children to boarding schools in order to remove them from the ever-probing media. She has a strong sense of duty and diligence and dispatches her queenly business with great candor, efficiency and dignity. Her knowledge of current situations and trends is uncannily up to date, often to the embarrassment of her Prime Ministers. Harold Wilson, upon his retirement, remarked, "I shall certainly advise my successor to do his homework before his audience." Churchill, who had served four monarchs, was impressed and delighted by her knowledge and wit. She possesses a sense of humor rarely exhibited in public where a dignified presence is her goal. Elizabeth, like her father before her, raised the character of the monarchy through her actions. Unfortunately, the actions of her children have tarnished the royal name. The much publicized divorces of Charles from Diana and Andrew from Sarah Ferguson have been followed by further indiscretions by the princes, causing a heavily-taxed populace to rethink the necessity of a monarchy. Perhaps Elizabeth will not reign as long as Victoria, but her exceptionally long reign has provided a bright spot in the life of her country. The Coronation Ceremony of Queen Elizabeth II The Order of Service and a transcript of every spoken word of the Coronation ceremony performed in Westminster Abbey on June 2, 1953. The Queen at 70 A flattering look at the reign of Queen Elizabeth on the occasion of her 70th birthday, by Tom Corby, former Court correspondent, Press Association, London. http://www.britannia.com/history/h6f.html ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ludema" <skyking@scrtc.com> To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 18, 2005 3:55 PM Subject: Queen Elizabetrh

George VI, born December 14, 1895, was the second son of George V and Mary of Teck. He was an unassuming, shy boy who greatly admired his brother Edward, Prince of Wales. From childhood to the age of thirty, George suffered with a bad stammer in his speech, which exacerbated his shyness; Lionel Logue, an Australian speech therapist, was instrumental in helping George overcome the speech defect. George married Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon in 1923, who bore him two daughters, Elizabeth and Margaret. He died from cancer on February 6, 1952. Due to the controversy surrounding the abdication of Edward VIII, popular opinion of the throne was at its lowest point since the latter half of Victoria's reign. The abdication, however, was soon overshadowed by continental developments, as Europe inched closer to yet another World War. After several years of pursuing "appeasement" policies with Germany, Great Britain (and France) declared war on Germany on September 3, 1939. George, following in his father's footsteps, visited troops, munitions factories, supply docks and bomb-damaged areas to support the war effort. As the Nazi's bombed London, the royal family remained at Buckingham Palace; George went so far as to practice firing his revolver, vowing that he would defend Buckingham to the death. Fortunately, such defense was never necessary. The actions of the King and Queen during the war years greatly added to the prestige of the monarchy. George predicted the hardships following the end of the war as early as 1941. From 1945-50, Great Britain underwent marked transitions. The Bank of England, as well as most facets of industry, transportation, energy production and health care, were brought to some degree of public ownership. The birth pangs of the Welfare State and the change from Empire to multiracial Commonwealth troubled the high-strung king. The political turmoil and economic hardships of the post-war years left the king physically and emotionally drained by the time of his death. In the context of royal history, George VI was one of only five monarchs who succeeded the throne in the lifetime of his predecessor; Henry IV, Edward IV, Richard III, and William III were the other four. George, upon his ascension, wrote to Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin concerning the state of the monarchy: "I am new to the job but I hope that time will be allowed to me to make amends for what has happened." His brother Edward continued to advise George on matters of the day, but such advice was a hindrance, as it was contradictory to policies pursued by George's ministers. The "slim, quiet man with tired eyes" (as described by Logue) had a troubled reign, but he did much to leave the monarchy in better condition than he found it. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ludema" <skyking@scrtc.com> To: <BOWLES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 18, 2005 3:55 PM Subject: Queen Elizabetrh

Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes(Bowles??)-Lyon was born at St. Paul's Waldenbury, to the Earl and Countess of Strathmore, August 4 1904. She was the second born, in a family of ten. Her father's title and ancestry were Scottish, and the ancestral home was the grim and gaunt castle of Glamis in Forfarshire. Her English mother was Celia Cavendish-Bentinck, cousin of the Duke of Portland. On January 16 1923 the King and Queen anounced the betrothal of their son Albert, the Duke of York, to the daughter of the Earl and Countess of Stathmore, Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. On April 26 1923, Westminster Abby was ablaze with gorgeous uniforms of scarlet and gold, blue and silver. The bridegroom was accompanied by his brothers, the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Gloucester. Then, the Duke of York and the future Queen Elizabeth were married. In 1952, their daughter Elizabeth would become the queen of England.

Two new sets of results have been posted on the webpage at [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/bowlesdna.html]. Neither set is a match for any other results posted so far. Charlie Hartley Bowles DNA Project Administrator

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: OH-BMD-L@rootsweb.com From: Archives <archives@poppet.org> Subject: Oh-Ross-Fayette Co. Obituary (Bowles) Ross-Fayette County OhArchives Obituaries.....Bowles, Robert Edward. August 15, 1996 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/oh/ohfiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Ralph Cokonougher rcokon@hotmail.com March 14, 2005, 10:57 am Exerpted from the 19 Aug. 1996 Greenfield, Ohio "Greenfield Daily Times". BOWLES ROBERT EDWARD BOWLES, age 22, of Bainbridge, died Thursday, August 15, 1996 after suffering a heart attack. He was born July 2, 1974 in Washington C.H., the son of TERRY ROBERT BOWLES and DEBRA HOWARD KNISELY. He was a 1993 graduate of Edward Lee McClain High School in Greenfield. Survivors include his father, Terry Bowles, of Bonita Springs, Fla.; his mother and step-father, Debra and MICHAEL KNISELY of Bainbridge; three sisters, JAMIE, JACKIE, and JAN BOWLES; one step-sister, BRANDI KNISELY of Texas; grandparents, ROBERT HOWARD and BEVERLY HOWARD, and step-grandparents EDWIN KNISELY and GERALDINE KNISELY of Bainbridge; great-grandmother OLETHA RITTENHOUSE of Washington C.H.; nine aunts and uncles, SUSAN and GEORGE DUKE of Englewood, OH, SANDRA and JIM BACH, KELLEY and STUART MCNEIL, WANETA POOLER, and CAROL KNISELY, all of Greenfield, SHIRLEY and RON LEISURE, SANDRA and FRANK WHITE, and PATRICIA and MIKE FREE of Bainbridge, and SUE LINDSAY of Spring, Texas; six uncles, SCOTT HOWARD, TROY HOWARD, BILL and SALLEY BOWLES, MIKE and RHONDA BOWLES of Bainbridge, DON and SHARON BOWLES of Greenfield, and TOM and MARY BOWLES of South Carolina. He is also survived by a special friend, MOLLY MARTIN of Greenfield. He was preceded in death by grandparents EDWARD and CHLOE BOWLES and ELSIE RITTENHOUSE. Robert was employed at Ross Metal and Andy Beatty Farms. He was a member of the Bainbridge Church of Christ. Arrangements by Smith-Moore Funeral Home in Bainbridge. Burial in Rhoads Cemetery. Additional Comments: Some Ancestors of Robert Edward Bowles Generation No. 1 1. Robert Edward Bowles, born July 02, 1974 in Washington C.H., Fayette County, Ohio.; died August 15, 1996 in Ross County, Ohio. He was the son of 2. Terry Robert Bowles and 3. Debra Howard. Generation No. 2 2. Terry Robert Bowles. He was the son of 4. Edward Bowles and 5. Chloe ?. He married 3. Debra Howard. 3. Debra Howard. She was the daughter of 6. Robert E. Howard and 7. Beverly Bowles. Generation No. 3 4. Edward Bowles. He married 5. Chloe ?. 5. Chloe ?. 6. Robert E. Howard. He was the son of 12. Earl Lee Howard and 13. Annabel Wisecup. He married 7. Beverly Bowles. 7. Beverly Bowles. Generation No. 4 12. Earl Lee Howard, died 1970. He married 13. Annabel Wisecup. 13. Annabel Wisecup, born May 12, 1895 in Paulding County, Ohio; died July 1976 in Greenfield. Highland County, Ohio.. She was the daughter of 26. Joseph Elwood Wisecup, Jr. and 27. Ruth Herdman. Children of Earl Howard and Annabel Wisecup are: i. Glenn Lee (Fritz) Howard, married Lois Winget. ii. William A. Howard, married Mary Kay White June 30, 1945 in Greenfield, Highland Co., Ohio. 6 iii. Robert E. Howard, married Beverly Bowles. iv. Ruth Ann Howard. Generation No. 5 26. Joseph Elwood Wisecup, Jr., born June 10, 1862; died August 28, 1948 in Ross County, Ohio. He was the son of 52. Joseph Elwood Wisecup and 53. Isabel Skidmore. He married 27. Ruth Herdman. 27. Ruth Herdman. Children of Joseph Wisecup and Ruth Herdman are: i. Charles Wisecup, born May 12, 1890; died December 18, 1934; married Lulu Olive Hollar March 01, 1912. ii. Edward L. Wisecup, born August 20, 1900; died May 30, 1979; married Gladys Beechler January 29, 1924. iii. Harry Wisecup. iv. Mary Esta (Esty) Wisecup, married Dorsey Houser. v. Raymond Wisecup, born October 10, 1906 in Ross County, Ohio; died February 1982; married Dorothy M. Pollock 1933. vi. John L. Wisecup, born October 19, 1887 in Ross County, Ohio; died November 06, 1956 in Ross County, Ohio; married Nellie Hurless November 24, 1915. 13 vii. Annabel Wisecup, born May 12, 1895 in Paulding County, Ohio; died July 1976 in Greenfield. Highland County, Ohio.; married Earl Lee Howard. viii. William Bryan Wisecup, born November 22, 1897 in Paulding County, Ohio; died April 28, 1976 in Greenfield. Highland County, Ohio.; married Ollie Smith April 24, 1920. ix. James Robert (Jim) Wisecup, born August 06, 1903 in Ross County, Ohio; died May 01, 1977 in Greenfield. Highland County, Ohio.; married Hazel Idella Hester September 22, 1926. Generation No. 6 52. Joseph Elwood Wisecup, born March 20, 1830 in Ohio; died January 11, 1906 in Ohio. He was the son of 104. Jacob Jackson Wisecup and 105. Nancy Franklin. He married 53. Isabel Skidmore 1860. 53. Isabel Skidmore, born Abt. 1837. Children of Joseph Wisecup and Phoeba Frost are: i. Margaret Wisecup, born October 16, 1853; died December 25, 1914; married Willis Smalley June 1873. ii. Mary Elizabeth Wisecup, born February 14, 1856 in Adams County, Ohio.; died April 27, 1934 in South Salem. Ross County, Ohio.; married (1) Zackriah Cokonougher August 29, 1873 in Adams County, Ohio; married (2) George Edward (Ed) Cox December 16, 1907 in Ross County, Ohio. iii. Providince Wisecup, born Abt. 1858; died Aft. 1860. iv. Sydilla Wisecup, born Abt. 1858; died Aft. 1860. Children of Joseph Wisecup and Isabel Skidmore are: i. Stephen D. Wisecup. 26 ii. Joseph Elwood Wisecup, Jr., born June 10, 1862; died August 28, 1948 in Ross County, Ohio; married Ruth Herdman. iii. Sarah "Salley" I. Wisecup, married Charles McMullen April 25, 1883 in Adams County, Ohio. Generation No. 7 104. Jacob Jackson Wisecup, born September 18, 1800 in Virginia. He was the son of 208. Abraham Wisecup and 209. Magdelina Whisler. He married 105. Nancy Franklin. 105. Nancy Franklin. Children of Jacob Wisecup and Nancy Franklin are: 52 i. Joseph Elwood Wisecup, born March 20, 1830 in Ohio; died January 11, 1906 in Ohio; married (1) Phoeba Frost; married (2) Martha King; married (3) Rebecca Jones; married (4) Isabel Skidmore 1860. ii. George Findley Wisecup, born Abt. 1829 in Ohio; married Anna Stumbo. iii. Delila A. Wisecup, born Abt. 1833 in Ohio. iv. Orlean Wisecup, born Abt. 1835 in Ohio. v. C. A. Wisecup, born Abt. 1839 in Ohio. vi. Martin Wisecup, born Abt. 1840 in Ohio. vii. Susanah Wisecup, born Abt. 1843 in Ohio. Generation No. 8 208. Abraham Wisecup. He married 209. Magdelina Whisler. 209. Magdelina Whisler. Child of Abraham Wisecup and Magdelina Whisler is: 104 i. Jacob Jackson Wisecup, born September 18, 1800 in Virginia; married (1) Nancy Franklin; married (2) Elizabeth Stumbo. File at: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/oh/ross/obits/bowles571ob.txt This file has been created by a form at http://www.poppet.org/ohfiles/ File size: 7.0 Kb

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: KYGREEN-L@rootsweb.com From: jorgy@flash.net Subject: Re: Ida ACREE Obit (1978) This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Acree Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/zAB.2ACE/10783.1 Message Board Post: Cemeteries of Green Co., Ky. Vol. 2, p. 16, Houk and Froggett, 1982, p. 16: Coffey (Old Fry) Cemetery: F. W. Acree 2 Aug 1877 - 21 Dec 1943 Ida Acree, wife of F. W. 26 June 1887 Kentucky Death Index: IDA B ACREE; Death Date: 1 May 1978; Age 90; Place GREEN; Residence GREEN; Vol 23 Cert 11437 Deathvol 78 Green Co. Review, Vol. XVI., No. 2, Winter/Jan 1993, p. 37: Green Co. School Census, 1895; White School District, No. 30: Parent: Felix Landis; Children: Alvin Landis, age 11, male; Bowles Picket, age 18, male; Ida Landis, age 7, female. 1910 Ky. Miracode census index, ancestry.com Felix N Acree; Enumeration District: 0044; Color: W; Age: 33; Birth Place: Kentucky; Visit: 0234; county: Green; Relation: Husband; Relatives: Wife Ida 22, Kentucky; Daughter Lela 5, Kentucky;Daughter Stella 3,Kentucky; Daughter Ivy 1, Kentucky

Another entry from this weeks visit to the LDS center. From the book titled Some Early Transcriptions in Norfolk, pg 75, entry 157. Tombstone transcriptions in Norfolk England."Pray for the welfare of William Bole and Katherine his wife" . Garboldisham, (Martin II)

Hi all! William and Margaret (Neigin/Nugent) Bowles are my 3rd greatparents. From them I descend from their son, John Andrew Bowles who married Jane Cordelia (Jennie) Farrand, and then their son William Andrew who married Irma May Peck. My problem is that I can't find anything else on William and Margaret's family or parents beyond a couple clues and hints. The family from them i have pretty pat. I'd be glad for any other tidbit, snippet of info from any of my possible Bowles cousins out there. What i have thus far is below. Please pardon any errors in spelling, grammar, etc.- it's pretty much stream of conscience from my FTM notes. Thanks so very very much for anything anybody's got on my Bowles family. - Becky MacAllester ======================================================================================= 1. WILLIAM E1 BOWLES was born 06 Oct 1816 in VA and died 19 Jan 1884 in WI. He married MARGARET E NUGENT 15 Jun 1843 in St Clair Co, IL. She was born 25 Jan 1822 in Cincinnati, OH, and died 24 Feb 1898 in Platteville, Grant, WI. Notes for WILLIAM E BOWLES: He was a lead miner and owned his home in Potosi. * My William Bowles had his first child, Thomas (Robert), in IL. There are a bunch of Bowles' who emmigrated IL near the Missouri border (near St Louis), but not sure how (or if) William Sr fits in with this. They must not have stayed there long, however, since William E the younger was born in WI 2 years later. * I cant find anything else Neigin on the Internet, except a Robert Neigin in the 1860 census in Fremont, Newaygo, MI, p 951 and a Patrick Neigin who bought land in Kenosha, WI Mar 1, 1848. Nugent seems fairly common. * There is a William Boyles who bought land in grant co in 1841 --could be him wiht name mispelled BOYLES WILLIAM 26 2 N 1 W 80 10 4079 1841/01/05 CHARLES BRACKEN ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *Info from Kathy Wolfe Grant County Lookup volunter: "From Arlene Hamilton's "Potosi Project" the following information was gathered by her: William E. Bowles, was born 6 Oct 1816 VA (father born England and mother born Scotland). He died 19 Jan 1884 at age 67 years 3 mo and 13 days. He was married to Margaret Nugent who was born 25 Jan 1822 at Cincinnati, OH and died 24 Feb 1898 at Platteville. Her death record said she was buried at Van Buren Cemetery, Potosi, WI, but there doesn't appear to be a stone there. In the 1850 census he was a miner and in 1855 census he lived in Potosi. The Grant County Herald paper of Jan 24, 1884, stated he came to Potosi mines early. The 1870 census gives his real estate at $200, with no personal ppty. In 1898 Margaret came to St. Louis while yet tender in years. Came to Potosi with her husband 50 years ago (1848), maybe 1846. The 1880 census listed him as a laborer, but was disabled, she was also disabled and they lived in Potosi Village......... "Arlene and I worked on a project where we copied columns that appeared in the Grant County Herald newspaper written by an early Justice of the Peace, Edward Wilmot. His column was entitled "With the Potosi Pioneers" and we felt they were so good, we copied all of them and I put an index with it and we sell these booklets as a fundraiser for our local Passage Thru Time Museum which is located in Potosi. I checked that index and found a paragraph contained William Bowles name on page 100 of that booklet. In this article he is describing where various people lived and mentions that William Bowles had built a frame dwelling which had been removed long ago. (This article was printed Jan 17, 1923). He goes on to state that a small frame dwelling now stands on the lot and is owned and occupied by Louis Gable and family. I expect that there are people in Potosi who could tell you just where this house was located. Mrs Francis (Bernice) Reding is in poor health now, but her au! nt was Mrs. Louis Gable and you might want to contact her. Her address is 183 N Main Street, Potosi, WI 53820. Her phone number is (608) 763-2243. If you are interested in the local history you might want to purchase this booklet. It sells for $30.00 plus the postage and handling of $3.50. If you are a member of the Grant County Genealogical Society you could also borrow it from their library with it just costing you the postage it takes to send the booklet to you. In checking the indexes I have for the Grant County Herald newspaper which was published at Lancaster, WI covering the years 1843 thru 1879) I only found two entries: Bowles, Amia married Thomas Nichols on 27 Jan 1870 at Hazel Green tp in Feb 15, 1870 paper on page 3 column 5. Bowles, Mary F married Chas. H. O'Hare on 19 Jan 1873 at Potosi tp in Feb 18, 1873 paper page 3 column 2. These papers are on microfilm at the Wisconsin Room, Karrmann Library, University of Wisconsin-Platteville. In checking the Fennimore Times indexes which I have (covering 1889 -1909) I find: Bowles, Thomas of Boscobel, died Dec 1893, an old resident in Dec 14, 1893 paper page 8 column 1. The birth records in Grant county start in the 1870s and those are rather sparse. The death records also start about that time. I imagine that Arlene checked our Grant County Genealogical Society Cemetery Card file which is a record of inscriptions on stones that the group copied years ago. There was a lot of lead mining done in this area and don't know if there would be any work records. Possibly the Wisconsin Room could be of some help. There were mines located right in Potosi itself. In fact the St. John Mine was an early mine that operated from the 1830s until after the Civil War. Sincerely, Kathy Wolfe" --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Margaret who married Charles O'Hara is daughter of William and Margaret, but don't know who Amia is yet. Need to order the booklet and do some digging in Grant County some time. * Notes for MARGARET E NUGENT: WI Death Index: Name: Margaret E Bowler Death Date: 24 Feb 1898 County: Grant Volume: 02 Page: 0377 Reel: 031 Image: 1202 Index Volume: - Sequence #: 037053 Got her death record, but her parents' names are not on it - gggggrrrrrr. Can't find William's death record under any variation I tried - Boyles, Boles, bowles, Bowes, Boyle, Bowl, Bowls, etc, etc. Sigh. *got a hint from St Clair county (I need to find this paper again...its somewhere in this mess) that Margaret was under a guardianship when she married William? Her parents must have died when she was young. Need more on these folks....did they die in OH or IL? *I found an Andrew Nugent in the 1830 Census for Whitewater, Hamilton, OH (Hamilton is a Cincinnati county) who has a daughter between 5 and 10 -- could be him??? It would explain the continuation of Andrew in the boys' names -- John Andrew and William Andrew. *According to census, Margaret's father was French and mother Scottish. Mom remembers being told here is French in the family from this side, but nothing else. Name is Neigin for marriage in St Clair county (Belleville), IL, but Nugent on death record. Neigin sounds French...anglicized to Nugent??? More About WILLIAM BOWLES and MARGARET NUGENT: Marriage: 15 Jun 1843, St Clair Co, IL Children of WILLIAM BOWLES and MARGARET NUGENT are: i. ROBERT THOMAS BOWLES, b. Abt. 1844, IL; d. CA. ii. WILLIAM E JR BOWLES, b. Abt. 1846, Potosi, Grant County, WI. iii. ELIZA J BOWLES, b. Abt. 1849, Potosi, Grant County, WI; d. IA.. Notes for ELIZA J BOWLES: teacher in Iowa 2. iv. JOHN ANDREW BOWLES, b. Nov 1853, Grant County, WI; d. 1933, Belding, Ionia, MI. 3. v. MARY FRANCIS BOWLES, b. Abt. 1854, Potosi, Grant County, WI; d. Davenport, Scott, IA. 4. vi. WILLIAM HENRY BOWLES, b. 22 Mar 1858, Potosi, Grant, WI; d. 23 Nov 1902, La Crosse, La Crosse, WI. vii. ELMER BOWLES, b. Abt. 1865, WI. Generation No. 2 2. JOHN ANDREW2 BOWLES (WILLIAM E1) was born Nov 1853 in Grant County, WI and died 1933 in Belding, Ionia, MI. He married JANE CORDELIA FARRAND 27 Jun 1876 in MI, daughter of EBENEZER FARRAND and CHLOE PIERCE. She was born 30 Sep 1855 in Greenville, Montcalm, MI, and died 28 Sep 1941 in Belding, Ionia, MI. Notes for JOHN ANDREW BOWLES: More About JOHN ANDREW BOWLES: Burial: Forest Home Cemetery, Greenville, Montcalm, MI Notes for JANE CORDELIA FARRAND: Mom has an invitation for John and Jane's 50th anniversary in 1926, and a card from Jane's funeral in 1941. More About JANE CORDELIA FARRAND: Burial: 01 Oct 1941, Forest Home Cemetery, Greenville, Montcalm, MI More About JOHN BOWLES and JANE FARRAND: Marriage: 27 Jun 1876, MI Children of JOHN BOWLES and JANE FARRAND are: 5. i. MYRTLE3 BOWLES, b. 08 Oct 1877, WI. 6. ii. WILLIAM ANDREW BOWLES, b. 15 Apr 1879, Eureka, Montcalm, MI; d. 02 Jul 1960, Racine, Racine, WI. 3. MARY FRANCIS2 BOWLES (WILLIAM E1) was born Abt. 1854 in Potosi, Grant County, WI, and died in Davenport, Scott, IA. She married CHARLES H O'HARA 19 Jan 1873 in Potosi, Grant, WI. He was born Abt. 1843 in WI, and died in Davenport, Scott, IA. More About CHARLES O'HARA and MARY BOWLES: Marriage: 19 Jan 1873, Potosi, Grant, W Children of MARY BOWLES and CHARLES O'HARA are: i. LAWRENCE3 O'HARA, b. Abt. 187. ii. CHARLES O'HARA, b. Abt. 1874. 4. WILLIAM HENRY2 BOWLES (WILLIAM E1) was born 22 Mar 1858 in Potosi, Grant, WI, and died 23 Nov 1902 in La Crosse, La Crosse, WI. He married MRS WILLIAM H BOWLES. She died Aft. 1907 in La Crosse, La Crosse, WI. Notes for WILLIAM HENRY BOWLES: Blurb in 208-209 of the Bowles book about William Henry (no mention of parents, tho --ggrr): "William Bowles, born in Potosi, Wisconsin, Mar 22, 1858; died Nov. 23, 1902 at La Crosse, Wis. His widow, Mrs. Wm. Bowles, now resides thre with the following children, all born in La Crosse: Kathryne, b. Dec 25, 1883; Ella, b. Nov. 28, 1885; Ida, b. March 32, 1888; Grace, b. March 18, 1900; Henry and Mary, b. Sept 19, 1902. Connections of this family are Robert Bowles of California; John Bowles of Michigan; Fannie Bowles Ohara of Davenport, Iowa" That's it and all under what seems to be a misc. Bowles section of the book ---------------------------------------- Farquhar, Thomas M. The history of the Bowles family : containing an accurate historical lineage of the Bowles family from the Norman Conquest to the twentieth century, with historical and genealogical notes of some pedigrees of Bowles families in various sections of the United States and Britain. T.M. Farquhar, Philadelphia, PA. 1907 Children of WILLIAM BOWLES and MRS BOWLES are: i. KATHRYNE3 BOWLES, b. 25 Dec 1883. ii. ELLA BOWLES, b. 28 Nov 1885. iii. IDA BOWLES, b. 23 Mar 1888. iv. GRACE BOWLES, b. 18 Mar 1900. v. HENRY BOWLES, b. 19 Sep 1902. vi. MARY BOWLES, b. 19 Sep 1902. Generation No. 3 5. MYRTLE3 BOWLES (JOHN ANDREW2, WILLIAM E1) was born 08 Oct 1877 in WI. She married LOUIS TOWER 13 Jan 1897. He was born Abt. 1875 in MI. More About LOUIS TOWER and MYRTLE BOWLES: Marriage: 13 Jan 1897 Children of MYRTLE BOWLES and LOUIS TOWER are: 7. i. LAWRENCE4 TOWER, b. 01 Apr 1898, MI; d. WI. ii. LELAND TOWER, b. 11 Dec 1902, MI; d. 1970, Detroit, MI. 6. WILLIAM ANDREW3 BOWLES (JOHN ANDREW2, WILLIAM E1) was born 15 Apr 1879 in Eureka, Montcalm, MI, and died 02 Jul 1960 in Racine, Racine, WI. He married (1) BERTHA SADLER 03 Dec 1903. She was born Abt. 1882 in MI. He married (2) IRMA MAY PECK 02 Jul 1918 in Barton Heights ME Church, Grand Rapids, MI, daughter of GEORGE PECK and ELEANOR CLARK. She was born 01 Jul 1887 in Elk Horn, Walworth, WI, and died Feb 1971 in Racine, Racine, WI.

------ Obediah Jefferson WADE (Farmer) Born: 25 Mar 1814, Western Dist., Henrico Co., Virginia Married: Caroline Holt, 28 Jan 1837, Augusta Co., VA. Children: Joseph Thomas WADE, born 22 Nov 1837, VA. Mary Jane WADE, born 2 Mar 1839, VA. John Stephen WADE (Civil War Vet), born 10 Oct 1840, VA. Elizabeth Ann WADE, born 30 Aug 1841, Whitley Co., IN William Irvin WADE, born 5 Apr 1844, Whitley Co., IN James Andrew WADE, born 10 Apr 1846, Whitley Co., IN Francis Asbury WADE, born 3 July 1848, Whitley Co., IN Obediah Jefferson WADE Jr., born 24 Apr 1850, Whitley Co., IN Richard Watson WADE, born 7 Jan 1852, Whitley Co., IN **Augusta Virginia WADE, born 12 May 1854, Whitley Co., IN Samantha Delrue WADE, born 16 Mar 1856, Whitley Co., IN Charles Wesley WADE, born 10 May 1861, Whitley Co., IN Obediah WADE SR. died 1 Nov 1889, Whitley Co., IN ----------- 3rd Great Grandfather: Richard WADE (farmer, reed maker, soldier- War of 1812) Born 1780-85, Virginia Married: Rhoda HARLOW (HARLER?), 15 Nov 1811, Henrico Co., VA. Children: **Obediah Jefferson WADE SR. (see above) Martha WADE, born 2 Sept 1817, Henrico Co., VA Thomas A. WADE, born @ 1823-25, Henrico Co., VA Benjamin WADE, born @ 1825-27, VA Richard died ? ------------ 4th Great Grandfather: John WADE Born @1732, Goochland Co., VA Married: 2nd-Susanna BOWLES, 15 Oct 1770, St. James Northam Church of Eng. Goochland Co., VA Children: Benjamin WADE ? John WADE ? Miles WADE ? (married Frankey Childress, 8 Dec 1817) William WADE ? Thomas WADE ? Stephen WADE ? **Richard WADE (see above) Nancy WADE ? (married ? MATTHEWS) Mary WADE ? John WADE will probated 6 Jan 1817, Henrico, VA ----------- 5th Great Grandfather: Richard WADE Born ? Married: Gisle (Grisle) DABNEY Children: William WADE, born @1722 Richard WADE, born @1730 **John WADE (see above) Elizabeth WADE, born @1733 Joanna WADE, born @1735 Lucy WADE, born @1737 Frances WADE (F), born @1739 Martha WADE, born @1746 Joseph WADE, born ? Matthew WADE, born ? Richard's will probated 15 Nov 1757, Goochland Co., VA That's it. What I would like to know: Anything more about these WADEs Who are the parents of Caroline HOLT? What is Rhoda HARLOW/HARLERs real last name, and who are her parents? Who are the parents of Susanna BOWLES? Who are the parents of Gisle DABNEY? Any and all help will be greatly appreciated! Judy Dennett dennett@techline.com Researching Bramblett, Callaway, Creviston, Holt, Hutchinson, Johnson, King, Leigh, Sloneker, Scott, Sechrist, Wade, Wright ______________________________ ------------------------------

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: GEN-MAT-HX-L@rootsweb.com From: "Helen" <Helenh@pdq.net> Subject: Civil War History - See Names Storm Over The Land, A Profie of the Civil War, Carl Sandburg, 1939, 1942-no later date, but I do think it is a later reprint. Blue hardback with silver printing, illustrated dustcover - both in very good condition other than a crease to the inside front dustcover flap, and a small errant penmark on the front freepage which almost looks more like a defect in the paper than a pen mark. 6-3/4 x 9-1/2, 440 pages, lovely pen and ink illustrations similar to those found in a Harpers book, some maps, soldier's ditties, nice sized print, index, really in wonderful condition. Per the jacket: "The United States of America had its national unity hammered out in storm - the four tremendous years of the Civil War. Here is Carl Sandburg's storyof those years - campaigns and generals, the common soldier in struggle, laughter and daring - politics behind battle lines, clashes of loyalists and malcontents, dark hours on the home front, unbreakable faiths in high and low places. Storm over the Land is taken mainly from the four volumes of Abraham Lincoln: The War Years. Mr. Sandburg has rewritten some sections to form a single volume, with all the mastery of detail which characterized the great biography from which it is taken, and which forms a complelte story. It is a narrative unmatched in dramaatic suspense, because it is our own drama, the storm over our own land." This is a book for the common man as well as the historian that offers interesting, easily read and understandable coverage of a dark time in America's history. There are personal stories as well as war stories and accounts, a book that one could enjoy reading a chapter at night without having to research the next night to see what critical and strategic point must be remembered to understand what is going on. Read it, learn from it, and enjoy it. Adams, Alexander, Argyll, Asboth, Arnold, Aspinwall, Augur, Averell, Ayres, Bailey, Banks, Bates, Beauregard, Beecher, Bell, Belmont, Benbow, Benjamin, Bennett, Benton, Bidwell, Blair, Bledsoe, Booth, Bowles, Bradford, Brady, Bragg, Breckinridge, Bright, Brooks, Brown, Browne, Browning, Brownlow, Bryant, Buchanan, Buckingham, Buckner, Buell, Bullitt, Burns, Butler, Button, Butz, Calhoun, Cameron, Campbell, Canby, Carpenter, Chase, Cheever, Chesnut, Cluseret, Cobb, Cochrane, Coles, Colfax, Corse, Corwin, Couch, Crawford, Creswell, Crittenden, Crook, Curtin, Curtis, Dana, Davis, Debray, Dennison, Dickinson, Diven, Dix, Douglass, Drayton, Eads, Early, Eckert, Eggleston, Emerson, Ericsson, Everett, Ewell, Ewing, Farragut, Foote, Forney, Forrest, Fox, Franklin, Fremont, French, Frietchie, Fry, Fuller, Gardner, Garrison, Gary, Gayle, Gilmore, Godkin, Gordon, Granger, Grant, Graves, Greeley, Greene, Griffin, Grinnell, Gross, Grover, Gurowski, Hallack, Hamlin, Hampton, Hancock, Hand, Hardee, Hart, Haupt, Hawthorne, Hay, Hazen, Herndon, Higginson, Hill, Hoadly, Holmes, Holt, Hood, Hooker, Howard, Hughes, Hume, Humphreys, Hunter, Jackson, Jefferson, James, Johnson, Johnston, Joinville, Jones, Jouett, Julian, Kearny, Kelley, Kennedy, Kershaw, Kilpatrick, Koerner, Laboulaye, Lamon, Lane, Lee, Lieber, Lincoln, Locke, Logan, Longfellow, Longstreet, Lowe, Lowell, Lyman, Lyon, McAllister, McCausland, McClellan, McClure, McCook, McDowell, McMahon, McPerson, Magoffin, Magruder, Mallory, Mann, Mansfield, Marble, Marks, Markland, Mason, Maximillian, May, Maynard, Meade, Meagher, Memminger, Mitchell, Morgan, Mosby, Mower, Mulligan, Napolean, Nasby, Nicolay, Oglesby, Opdyke, Ord, Osterhaus, Parke, Pemberton, Pendleton, Penrose, Phillips, Piatt, Pickens, Pickett, Pierce, Pinkerton, Pomeroy, Pope, Porter, Potter, Price, Pryor, Rawlins, Raymond, Reagan, Revere, Rhett, Richardson, Ripley, Roberts, Rosecrans, Ruffin, Rummel, Russell, Schofield, Schurtz, Scott, Sedgwick, Semmes, Seward, Seymour, Sharpe, Sheridan, Sherman, Sickles, Sigel, Slocum, Smith, Smythers, Spencer, Sprague, Stanton, Stephens, Stevens, Stowe, Stuart, Sulivane, Sumner, Taney, Taylor, Terry, Thomas, Thompson, Tilton, Toombs, Trumbull, Van Alen, Vallandigham, Vance, Vickers, Victoria, Wade, Wakeman, Walbridge, Walker, Wallace, Ward, Warren, Washburne, Washington, Webster, Weitzel, Welles, Whittier, Williams, Wills, Wilson, Wood, Worden, Wright, Yancey, Young. A really nice book!

Researching today at a local LDS center I came across these items on film #0825336I-50646.. Nonconformist register of Norfolk Martha Daughter of John Boll of Yarmouth born January 28,1408 baptised feb,16 1408 at M.Boll houfe.................................................................................................................In the yera 1810 Jane the dau of Mr Henry Robert Bowles & of Benndt,his wife was baptized by me J.M.Beynon...............................................................................................In the Year 1819 William the son of the Rev. M. Henry Robert Bowles & of wife Elizabeth was born September the 1st and baptised on the 29th following by me J.M.Beynon...........................................Other children born to this couple and baptised were Thomas Edward Bowles b: 18 aug 1820, George Bowles b: 26 feb 1822, Alfred Bowles b: Dec 6, 1823 and Elizabeth Susannah Ele! nor Bowles b: 27 Jan 1825 .............................Rev Bowles is listed as the officiator over numerous funerals in the nonconformist book......Hope this is of use to someone . R.L.Bowles-Meentzen

Sorry about that. Ludema

Bowles Hanover Co, Va Land Taxes Thomas and Jerminah of Taylor Creek, paid taxes on 211 acres in 1782. In 1785 increased to 510 acres. In 1804 Jeminah had dower of 173 acres.Thomas Est. 346 acres. In 1809 Estate decreased to 248 acres. Peter gets 167 acres. Mary gets 52 acres. Isaac gets 40 acres. And Thomas gets 2 3/4 acres. In 1812 Isaac sells his 40 acres. In 1833 will of Thomas (said to be son of Thomas and Jerminah) Thomas leaves his estate to sisters Mary and Chrischania- if dead to his brothers; Davy, Isaac, and Iray. Elizabeth Bowles died Nov. 1803 leaving wearing apparel to sisters; Polly (Mary) Christiana and Emelia and property to Christiana. John (Jolly Tar) 600 acres in 1782. In 1789 bought 100 3/4 acres from Mr Kizer. In 1797 becomes John estate. In 1798 land decreased from 700 acres to 229 acres. Benj. receives 199 acres amnd Jerminah Wade receives 172 acres. In 1800 the 229 acres go to Jeffree Bowles. In 1801 Jeffree increases to 260 acres. In 1804 sells 100 acres to George Bowles. In 1806 Jeffree has 365 acres. In 1810 Thomas F Bowles gets 125 acres from Jeffree Estate which makes Thomas a total of 225 acres. In 1812 Sarah gets 2 acres from Benjamin, making her a total of 42 acres adjoining Thomas. 2 miles sw of court house.

Charley, in the Farquar book,there is reference to a Bowles that went over the mountain and was lost. This may account for the DNA match on the Melungeon group. Have misplaced my copy of the Farquar book. Will look for same,and send more info. Redbird supposedly was fathered by a Scottish fur trader. I dont know or dont think any one has the info . I think the lost Bowles was about the right age to have been Redbirds father. Will check this out further when I find my copy. Bill Bowles.

Could someone tell me if there is a marriage for ; Jerminah Bowles to ? Wade after 1782 in Hanover Co, Va.. Thank you, Ludema Bowles

Hi Listers! Today I received a bith cert. from England which I have been waitng for. My gggrandfather was born there in 1852. I thought I had him in Yarmouth, Great Yarmouth County. After receiving the certificate I realize I have been chasing the wrong Bowles. At any rate I will post the info on the certificate in hopes that it will be of help to someone else. Now I have one less part of England to search through. There is always a bright side! From theGeneral Register Office . ............................................................................................ 474.. Twenty ninth December 1851, Bracey's Rope Walk, Yarmouth............George, boy, Father Benjamin Harper Bowles, fisherman and Margaret Bowles,formerly Bowles. X The mark of Margaret Bowles .mother, Bracey's Rope Walk, Yarmouth... Registered Second February,1852................Registrar J. Bayly